Dwaipayan

Means 'one who is like the mind or intellect'.

Dwaipayana

Refers to 'one who has control over the mind', often associated with sage Vyasa.

Dwaitayana

Means 'the one who follows the duality doctrine', often linked to philosophical teachings.

Dwani

Means 'song' or 'melody', often used to represent music.

Dwaraka

Refers to 'the place of prosperity', often associated with the mythological city.

Dwarakaa

A variant of Dwaraka, meaning 'the place with gates' or 'city of doors'.

Dwarakadaas

Means 'servant of Dwaraka', indicating devotion to the place.

Dwarakadas

Another variant meaning 'servant of Dwaraka', linked to reverence.

Dwarakanath

Means 'lord of Dwaraka', often a title for deities in Hinduism.

Dwarakapathi

Means 'leader of the prosperous', often a title for gods.

Dwarika

Refers to 'the city of gates', symbolizing divine protection.

Dwarka

Means 'the place with gates', associated with Lord Krishna's city.

Dwarkadas

Means 'servant of Dwarka', indicating a devotee's allegiance.

Dwarkadhish

Means 'king of Dwarka', a title attributed to Lord Krishna.

Dwarkanath

Means 'lord of Dwarka', referring to deities worshipped there.

Dwarkapati

A name referring to Lord Krishna, meaning 'Lord of Dwarka' in Hindu mythology.

Dweep

Means 'island' in Sanskrit, often used to denote a sense of loneliness or solitude.

Dwij

Meaning 'twice-born', often referring to those initiated into the sacred thread ceremony in Hinduism.

Dwija

Means 'twice-born' in Sanskrit, indicating a new beginning or rebirth, often related to spiritual growth.

Dwijain

A compound of 'Dwij' meaning 'twice-born', indicating someone with spiritual knowledge.

Dwijaraj

Meaning 'king of the twice-born', a term associated with honor and leadership in spirituality.

Dwijen

A name signifying 'born again', often used in spiritual contexts within Hinduism.

Dwijendra

Means 'king of the twice-born', indicating a significant spiritual leader or guru.

Dwijendralal

A name combining 'Dwijendra' meaning 'king of the twice-born' with 'lal' meaning darling or beloved, signifying affection towards a leader.

Dwijendranath

Means 'noble king of the twice-born', often denoting a revered spiritual leader.

Dwijesh

Means 'god of the twice-born', indicating divine blessing or guidance in spiritual matters.

Dwijpati

Meaning 'lord of the twice-born', indicating a high-status spiritual role.

Dwijraj

Translates to 'king of the twice-born', emphasizing leadership and spiritual authority.

Dwipaada

Means 'two-footed' in Sanskrit, often symbolizing a being or entity with mobility or life.

Dwipavati

Dwipavati means 'island goddess' in Sanskrit.

Dwipayan

Dwipayan means 'son of the island' or 'island lord' in Sanskrit.

Dwipendra

Dwipendra means 'lord of the islands' in Sanskrit.

Dwirada

Dwirada means 'a beautiful woman' in Sanskrit.

Dwisha

Dwisha means 'light' or 'brightness' in Sanskrit.

Dwit

Dwit means 'the second one' in Sanskrit.

Dwiti

Dwiti means 'the second one' or 'to duplicate' in Sanskrit.

Dwivarna

Dwivarna means 'two-colored' or 'multicolored' in Sanskrit.

Dwivedi

Dwivedi means 'one who has knowledge of two Vedas' in Sanskrit.

Dwura

Dwura means 'noble' or 'worthy' in Sanskrit.

Dyamanna

Dyamanna means 'god of wealth' in certain Indian languages.

Dyana

A variant of the name Diana, meaning 'heavenly' or 'divine'.

Dyanesh

A combination of 'Dyan' meaning 'knowledge' and 'Ish' meaning 'lord', thus 'lord of knowledge'.

Dyani

Meaning 'day' or 'light', associated with brightness and clarity.

Dyansh

Meaning 'knowledge' or 'wise', associated with wisdom.

Dyaus

Refers to the sky or the god of light in Indo-European mythology.

Dyu Mani

One who is illuminated or radiates light.

Dyudhaman

One who is brave; courageous in battle.

Dyujaya

Victorious in heaven or by divine right.

Dyuksa

One who brings brightness or illumination.

Dyumani

One who is as bright as the sun or the moon.

Dyumat

Destined for greater achievements; bright or luminous.

Dyumatsena

One who possesses the qualities of brightness or brilliance.

Dyumna

One who represents light or purity.

Dyumni

One who is radiant and brings joy.

Dyumnik

A being that is bright or radiant, inclusive of both genders.

Dyumnika

A woman who brings brightness and joy.

Dyunisa

One who is youthful and brings happiness.

Dyupati

Ruler of the world; prosperous and powerful.

Dyuratna

One who possesses a diamond-like brilliance or wealth.

Dyutana

The name Dyutana means 'illumination' or 'brightness' in Sanskrit.

Dyuthi

Dyuthi means 'light' or 'brightness' in Sanskrit.

Dyuti

The name Dyuti means 'light' or 'glow' in Sanskrit.

Dyutiman

Dyutiman means 'one who is full of light' in Sanskrit.

Dyutimat

Dyutimat means 'illuminated' or 'bright' in Sanskrit.

Dyutir

The name Dyutir refers to someone who has brightness or radiance in Sanskrit.

Dyutit

Dyutit implies 'radiance' or 'bright' in Sanskrit.

Dyutita

Dyutita means 'illuminated' or 'shining' in Sanskrit.

Eas

An affectionate term often related to youth or innocence.

Easaanasivam

A compound name combining aspects of the divine, specifically referring to God Shiva.

Eash

A name meaning 'God' in Sanskrit, often associated with divinity.

Eashan

It typically means 'lord Shiva' or 'the lord of wealth', referencing prosperity and divinity.

Eashana

A name that signifies 'the one who is blessed' or 'gracious' in Sanskrit.

Eashar

The name means 'God' or 'Lord' in many Indian languages, reflecting divinity.

Easharbir

A combination name meaning 'brave Lord' or 'fearless God', indicated strength and divinity.

Eashardeep

This name signifies 'light of God' or 'lamp of the Lord' in a spiritual context.

Easharjeet

The name means 'victory of God', highlighting a connection to triumph and divine favor.

Easharjot

The name translates to 'light of God', often representing enlightenment and spirituality.

Easharnaam

The name means 'God's name', denoting a spiritual significance in many contexts.

Easharpreet

It signifies 'love for God' or 'one who is loved by God'.

Easharprem

This name translates to 'the one who has love for God', emphasizing a close relationship with divinity.

Eashartek

Symbolizing 'God's grace' or 'blessed by God' in its meaning.

Easharveer

The name signifies 'brave Lord', emphasizing courage intertwined with divinity.

Eashav

A name meaning 'the true divine form', relating to the ultimate truth in spirituality.

Eashita

The name means 'one who is powerful'; associated with strength and capability.

Eashta

A feminine name meaning 'to fulfill wishes' or 'to bring happiness'.

Eashwar

The name translates to 'God' or 'supreme being' in Sanskrit, emphasizing divinity.

Eashwera

A name derived from 'Eshwara', which means 'God' or 'lord' in Sanskrit.

Easmatara

A variant of astrology-related names, signifying 'blessed' or 'favored'.

Easwar

A name meaning 'Lord' derived from the Sanskrit word 'Ishvara'.

Easwaran

Derived from 'Easwar', meaning 'Lord' or 'God' in Sanskrit.

Ecchit

Means 'sacred' or 'holy' in Sanskrit.

Ecchumati

Means 'wise' or 'knowledgeable' in Sanskrit.

Ecchvaku

A name meaning 'one who has very sound logic' in Sanskrit.

Echamati

Echamati means 'the one who brings happiness' in Sanskrit.

Eckjeet

Eckjeet means 'victorious at the edge' in Sanskrit.

Edha

Meaning 'satiety' or 'abundance.'

Edhas

Meaning 'prosperity' or 'wealth.'

Edhatu

A name meaning 'he who brings wealth.'

Edhida

Meaning 'one who brings good fortune.'

Edhit

Meaning 'to achieve or accomplish something great.'